0:00 Go get dressed. Go parking. Go pay. Go enter. >> How would you know it's tedious unless you do it? >> Because regular day life is like the same concept. [laughter] >> It is tedious. >> Costco park in regular life. >> Check in. >> Welcome back to Careful Boys. Today we're talking about the greatest live music experiences we've ever had. >> Ooh. >> Ooh. live music experience. >> Drugs or drug-free? >> I'll do drugs for sure. >> Do you guys consider like going to a rave live music though? >> Yeah, I do. >> It's an experience. >> I mean, we we can get really nitpicky if you want to. I think >> I think >> we could we could we could drop a net of rules around this. [laughter] >> We could spend the first 10 minutes
0:50 asking. >> We can always do that. >> I'm I'm probably going to have to say uh uh Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre Coachella. >> Is that the hologram Tupac? >> Yeah. hologram 2. >> Dude, he can't beat that. That's ████ insane. That's insane. >> Especially if you were on dream like substances. >> Well, everybody was smoking weed cuz Snoop literally goes right before they bring out hologram Tupac. He literally was like, >> "Everybody if you got a blunt, put that ████ in the air. They can't stop all us." And everybody's like, "Yeah." So, like there was nothing but smoke just going up. And everybody had joints and blunts. And so, we just all took fat rips. Whiz Khalifa was out there and stuff like that with the biggest blunt I've ever seen in my life. >> And then when everybody's high as kites, ████ Tupac showed up. >> That's unbeatable. >> That was crazy. >> That was during a time where you could go get in trouble before we >> Yeah. Yeah. It was really fun though. I
1:40 mean, 50 Cent was there. Eminem came out. >> What the ████ >> It was like insane. >> That is insane. I >> think it's like 2012 or something. >> Yeah. How do you beat that? >> Video's over, guys. Thank you. >> Yeah. See you. You at the you were at the hologram show. It's like could have done the last one. >> Oh, I mean, we can go back to just raves. >> Nope. Doesn't count. I I'm I don't like raves. >> One of my Okay. One of my favorite drug-free ones because I vowed not to do drugs after I joined the military and I didn't. Uh, so this was maybe when I was like 19 or 20. Uh, we went to Hardfest. Um, so it was kind of like there was like EDC at the time and then they played like I guess more of the mainstream EDM if you will. Then there's Hardfest and they had like the more edgier artists. Um, and uh, it was held at the shrine at USC and um, one of my favorite
2:34 artists at the time. I think they're pretty timeless and they they they still are really cool. Um, as a kids would say slaps maybe. Is that the word? >> I believe so. They still are are probably slapperfic is Justice. Have you heard of Justice? >> Justice is wonderful. >> They're like a very dark and edgy version Da Punk. And uh they Yeah, they this giant ████ cross comes up cuz they always have that's like their album logo. The ████ lights going like this and it was like and then the play then the >> Yeah. And then it's like, and I love when like they they just play like the when they're playing their music live and then they just press it and you know like that song from Kanye that ding ding >> run away, right? It's like some songs are so ████ iconic. You hear that note and you get goosebumps and you know
3:24 where the ████ it's going. So, Justice, I think they they knew that everyone had a ████ rockhard ████ and then so they're just getting our precom to come out. So, they just go and everyone knew what song it was. Everyone's like, "Oh my ████ god." And I was like, "Oh ████ I'm not even on drugs. This is ████ crazy." [laughter] And they just held it and kind of like teased you. And then before they dropped the beat and that was pretty ████ insane. >> Wait, was that like 2007? >> Probably around >> I think I was there. >> No way. For real? You saw Justice at Hard? >> Yeah, I think so. >> Oh ████ that's crazy. >> I might be confused. It's either that or is that Coachella? >> You know what? It is 2007 and I remember that specific year now cuz we went as a group of friends and me and Gio weren't together yet. Me and Gio got together in 2008 >> and that was Hardfest.
4:14 >> Hardfest? Oh ████ >> That was 2007. I think I was there. >> Crazy. >> Yeah, I remember cuz I'm like Yeah. I was precoming everywhere. >> I was like, "Oh, JUST ONE NOTE." OH, >> HEY. DID it [laughter] Did Justice ever play the song Dance? >> Yeah. Dance. >> Their whole their whole album had hat. Wow. I never really been to a live concert. >> You never been to a live concert. >> No. No. Not like watching or attending it. >> What' you just say? >> Well, you never seen like a live band perform or nothing? >> I don't even know what I said. [laughter and clears throat] >> I don't know what you're saying. >> No, I'm saying I've never I've never paid to go into a concert and to watch. So, you never seen a live band perform? >> No. >> What? >> Did your dad draw a live concert? [laughter] >> Put it on the wall for you or some ████ >> No, I just I just never We just never
5:04 went to one. Only maybe performed in one and that was about it. >> Do you have a favorite like artist or band or anything that you really like? >> Yeah, but it was from probably like local artists from Hawaii. >> So, you Oh, he should go see them live, dude. It's so >> I could never did. I never did. I was never from what do you call it? I was never interested in going to a live concert. >> Do you like music? >> Yeah, of course. >> Do you like a good time? >> Yes. >> I think you should go to a live concert >> one day. >> This is usually me, by the way. I feel like he's stealing all my lines right now. It's usually me. >> No, I just never found the interest to >> go get dressed, go parking, go pay, go enter. >> How would you know it's tedious unless you do it? >> Because regular day life is like the same concept. [laughter] >> It is tedious. Costco park in regular life check in pay
5:54 hot. You got to stand all day like >> but you're like getting broccoli versus like hearing your favorite band playing. >> I found it the same concept. >> Okay. >> So I I only had been to concerts until this last weekend. I'd only been to concerts that my girlfriends or whatever wanted to go to. So like it was all their bands. It was like >> gay ass punk bands, stuff that I don't like. >> A Lavine. ail. Well, that's that that I didn't mind, but I I haven't seen that yet. I haven't seen that yet because she was always hot to me, but I I liked her music when she was coming up or whatever. But then, uh this past weekend, me me and Nikki went to Paul McCartney and I finally get the concert thing cuz I always thought concerts were kind of whack, too. I'm like, got to go, got to park, got to pay, got to blah blah blah. And then [snorts] when when I'm there, I just don't really care about the music because I think punk rock absolutely sucks. I really do. And so I that those are the only concerts I
6:44 had been to. And then I met Paul McCartney and I'm just like, "Holy ████ I get it." Cuz like I love his music and he there's Paul McCartney. That's crazy to me. And then like he's doing like like um Let It Be and ████ and I'm like >> Yeah. He's doing like all the Beatles bangers. Dude, >> I I could probably cry if I heard Let It Be. >> I I I was getting misty, dude. It was crazy. And you know, he's older now for sure, but you could still hear those little cracks of like his voice like coming through and ████ It was beautiful, dude. I had a great time. >> Were people like, "Where's the rest? Where's Ringo? Where's John Lennon?" Were people saying that? >> Where's [laughter] John Lennon? Where's Yoko, brother? No, definitely not. >> No, people Paul I think everyone's favorite beetle who's still alive is Paul, right? Like, >> yeah, >> he's the chill one. Like, no, he's never got into any like controversy or whatever, right? Like >> except people think he died in like 1965
7:34 or >> it's a body double. >> Yeah, that's the big one. But no, it was awesome, dude. I I finally get the that thing now. I get the concert thing. >> Yeah. When you go to like your music that really moves you type ████ like that's huge. Like I like last session Ryan randomly had that cousin who works at the T-Mobile Arena. So he just had extra tickets to the iHeart Radio Music Festival, right? Just had a bunch of artists and whatnot. And then I I end up going there because Ryan couldn't make it. And I didn't realize that my favorite act was going to be Brian Adams. >> What? >> That's right. You told me that. >> And he's just super old as ████ And he sounds just as crisp as the album. >> And then you're just you're hearing songs that like you listen I listen to those songs with my mom. >> So now I'm sitting there just being like, "This is amazing." >> That's how you know they're a really good artist when they catch you off
8:24 guard like that. You're like, "Oh ████ I don't even know they're going to make me feel like this." >> Whereas like Mariah Carey was like ass. Really? Yeah, she I mean I've seen her concert too here which was dope, but I think that's like all her centric performing. She got tired, huh? >> Well, she was because um she just dropped a new album. So, she was promoing her new album by the way, which is crazy. Um but she just can't like she can't move. Like she literally gets moved by her dancers. Her dancers hold her cuz she >> which means which means that her choreographer and her dancers are sick because they don't they they aren't held back by the artist. The artist doesn't have to jump in for anything like that. So they just go off. But then like when she needs to move from like this part of the stage down to like the trellis or something like that, like they like the dancer will have to like grab her head and she just walks like like she's got gout. [laughter] >> That's crazy. >> It's crazy. >> Me and Nikki did Britney when she was
9:14 doing the Vegas residency thing >> and Yeah. But but I think that was like before she got cleaned up. She was still on like a bunch of whatever drugs or whatever. >> She looked weird. Well, it it was just she sounded fine because they were playing the CD basically and she's just mouththing to it, but then the dancers were just moving her around. She wasn't even really doing anything. She just like got picked up and moved around the whole time. >> She wasn't dancing. >> She wasn't doing the usual Britney stuff. >> But she's not fat like Mariah though. >> No, no, no. I think she was just like not that's just what they did. They're like, "We're just going to move you. You don't have to worry about it." Whereas like we just saw Backstreet Boys at the Sphere and they're just they're still full on doing choreography and going off and they were amazing. Like >> were they playing the CD? >> No, they you could tell because uh Brian's voice who who has that like voice condition like you can kind of hear it but you just ████ love him so much that you just like you're down
10:04 you're down for this guy giving his full heart. It's like the performance that's more captivating than just like the purity of the sound. >> Did he did he did he sound like RFK singing? >> No. No, he's not that bad. RFK is crazy. You could tell it's on track to getting there. >> You could tell that like everyone just loves these guys. So, they're just down. >> But that's the coolest thing about it too is like everybody in that room just loves this per these people so much. And I get that now. Like I didn't really get that before cuz it's like >> it's like even between songs. It's like you just want to just reach out and be like, "Dude, you mean so much to me." Like and I'm I never had experienced that before any any live thing. >> If you could see anybody right now, who would it be? >> I think I just did, dude. Paul McCartney for sure. >> That's the number one for sure. Yeah, >> that's tight. >> Steve's getting soft. >> One of those. >> You think I got to toughen up, dude? >> What about you, Steve? I'll beat up a gay guy after this. >> Yeah. Who would you see? Anybody you could. Anybody you could. You skip you
10:55 skip parking. All that ████ Someone comes to the helicopter, picks you up, and you just go straight there. VIP section. >> You got to worry about none of they walk through the the front door of the office right now. They start performing for you. >> ████ >> MICHAEL JACKSON. >> YEAH. >> SOMEONE ALIVE, DUDE. >> ALIVE. ALIVE. [laughter] OKAY. WELL, you said well you said ████ you said ████ anyone. >> I can agree with you on Michael Jackson but alive. Yeah. >> Okay. Alive. >> We could go see the impersonator show. It's >> it's sick. >> Like I want to see Abraham Lincoln. >> Let's ████ go. >> Like I would also I would also say like D Punk, but they're not together right now. So So somebody who's together and alive. >> Something that's possible. >> Something that is possible. >> Possible. Yeah. >> He just wants to listen to guns getting shot off in the air. >> He's like, "Can I go to Afghanistan?" [laughter] >> What? No, man. Wow, that's hard.
11:45 >> A local artist. No parking, no driving, nothing. You go >> just anybody. It doesn't have to be a perfect answer. You just don't want to look soft. You big ████ >> You're such a ████ dude. Just answer the ████ >> He's like, I want to see Bluey. >> Koai. >> Oh, Kai. Yo, I would love >> artist. >> It's a Hawaiian artist. That's who I would love to watch right in front of me. >> He doesn't look like his voice. >> Ah, bro. He looks like >> an old man. He looks like some dude you just see walking down the Kmart or something. [laughter] >> That's That's most people. But yeah, >> Kmart. >> The very youthful voice. You He sounds like like a kid. >> He really does. >> What about you? What about you, >> dude? My craziest experience of a wild concert was actually Al Green
12:36 cuz like it's ████ good, right? And it's slow and you wouldn't expect the crowd to be hype, but I've never seen like senior citizens throwing ████ granny panties and like ████ that can't even walk. Like they use the last energy in their soul to throw their ████ cane and stand up for Al Green and like go ham. And I remember sitting there going, "Wow, this ████ can like bring life into a person that's almost about to die." It was wild. >> Were they really throwing their granny panties? >> Yeah, bar was there. They ████ threw granny panties, dude. >> You know those You know the scenes in like those funny movies where like the grandma's in a walker and they're at church and then like the the pastor like brings the Lord in them and they go they stand up and they throw their walker. That was Al Green.
13:26 >> I was I was sitting next to a grandma >> like like like where Anony's at. Like she came in with a ████ like one of these walkers like the double-handed ones, right? and she needed help to sit down. And then when one of the songs came on that was her, she goes, "Oh, that's my jam." She ████ popped up and went, "Yeah." And I was like, "Oh ████ grandma." Like, you're alive. Like, you're a different person. >> I think you you guys went to a concert with hella insurance fraud people. [laughter] >> And Al Green would go like this. He's singing, right? He's sweating his ass off. He would go like this and go like that to the front row, >> dude. AND ALL THESE GRANDMAS. >> OH, WE'RE LIKE, "WHAT the ████ is this?" >> That sweat would hit a grandma in the face and it's almost as if she got touched by holy water. >> He continuously goes like this.
14:16 >> Why were you guys at Al Green >> CUZ WE LIKE AL GREEN. >> Al Green's ████ sick. >> Al Green. >> I'm not saying he's not, but it sounds like you were in a weird crowd. [laughter] >> No, Al Green is sick, dude. >> Okay. Yeah. I'm I'm going to piggy back up Steve's question. Is it just you two that went together? >> Oh, no. No, [laughter] no. Gio went, you know, my girlfriend at the time, David went. >> Oh, okay. Okay. That's >> He thought it was me and Joe. I WAS LIKE [laughter] >> I WAS LIKE, YOU AND JOE and full of ████ old ass people. Like, >> best of all, it was at Prim. >> Oh, really? Prim Nevada? >> Yeah, >> cuz it was like, why is there a concert at Prim out of nowhere? It's at the state line and ████ >> That's crazy. At >> it wasn't even at [laughter] >> No, I feel like we were the youngest and non-black audience. Like everyone was like cedar and citizen black people. >> So they feel like chicken like when we went to chicken and waffle were the only Asian dudes there.
15:06 >> Yeah. It was like that. >> But I think they liked that we were young cuz they were like oh ████ Like young people like this ████ too. >> But dude it was wild. I was like wow. I've never seen so many old people like I think it brought them back to their youth and they were hyped and we're just sitting there like, "Oh, this is crazy." >> Cuz they could envision getting their cheeks clapped over the kitchen counter again. [laughter]
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